You could be right. What do I know? So far his expansion is at shareholders expense. I use the PR's and what is available to all of us. I do not contact the company, as I will just hear a sales pitch to buy stock. The lenders of these companies usually want a bid to short to cover their loan, these lenders are usually related to the owners and the shorts. Alan should know who these guys are, but I always will give the benefit of the doubt unless I have the facts. Alan could have kept his business private, but went public for money and eventually a multiple. The lenders, or bond holders are first in line and really own the company. It looks like many of these CEO's are buddies with these lenders and just sell shares, and have multiple paper companies. Alan, is an experienced expert in this area form his past experience, but this is his family business. I wonder if his dad and brother told their friends to buy the stock? I wonder how much is now theirs? Look how many shares the family owned in the business plan on pinksheets. Everyone is either pissed or patient.
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